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A "garantía" is a term used in Spanish-speaking countries that translates to "guarantee" or "warranty" in English. It represents a promise or assurance given by a seller, manufacturer, or service provider regarding the quality, performance, or durability of a product or service. This assurance often implies a commitment to repair, replace, or refund the item if it fails to meet certain standards within a specified period.

There are typically two main types of warranties: legal and commercial. Legal warranties are established by law and provide a minimum level of protection for consumers, regardless of any specific agreement. Commercial warranties, on the other hand, are offered voluntarily by the seller or manufacturer and may provide additional coverage or benefits beyond the legal minimum. The duration and terms of a guarantee can vary significantly depending on the product, the provider, and applicable regulations. Consumers are generally advised to carefully review the details of any guarantee before making a purchase.